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Milepost turns your roadtrips into more of a journey. It lets you record all of your drives, and journal all of the key moments that happened along the route, so your roadtrips become a lot more memorable – rather than just a blip of time.
Most people drive a ton, but a lot of the experience is forgotten once you reach the destination. Milepost helps you keep track of that, by letting you save the route, distance, speed, time, and weather. You can also take notes, add photos, and make it into a true gallery, which the app calls roadbooks. The roadbook serves as a true timeline of your journey, and you can even tie in Apple Music to see what you were listening to while driving.
Milepost isn’t just about your own drives though, it’s also meant to be a social experience. You can share your journeys with friends with its built in social network, and they can also comment and react to what you share. The app also has a well-designed garage experience where you can share what cars you have.
The app supports Siri, Shortcuts, as well as CarPlay. It’s available on all Apple platforms, including the Mac, where you have a larger view to get a more detailed look at your drive. Beyond that, it also offers an MCP server so you can plan future trips with your agents based on what you’ve done in the past.
Milepost is available for free on the App Store for the core experience, but if you subscribe to Milepost Pro, you unlock full drive history, the ability to share more designs, alternative app icons, as well as driving insights. Milepost Pro is $4.99/month, $29.99/year, or $199 lifetime. It’s available with a 7 day free trial.
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Michael is a 9to5Mac Reporter, leading all of our Apple news coverage on weekends and reviewing the newest Apple products and accessories. He got started in the world of Apple news during the pandemic, and it became a growing hobby. He’s also an indie iOS developer, and started the weekly Indie App Spotlight series, which has covered hundreds of blooming new apps since it launched. In his free time, he enjoys shooting street photography around New York City on his Sony A7RV.
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